Registered Tangible Cultural Properties of Gifu

The Umeda Family Residence Main House, an 1868 townhouse on the old Nakasendo in Unuma, Kakamigahara, has iron and wooden lattice windows and keeps the street line.

The Umeda Family Residence Storehouse, a 2-storey storehouse of 1932 at the Myogaya house in Unuma, Kakamigahara, sits on a tortoise-shell stone base at the back.

The Umeda Family Residence Annex in Unuma, Kakamigahara, faces the back street and combines a storehouse, gateway and rooms with a hip-and-gable wing under one roof.

The Umeda Family Residence Annex, built around 1935 beside the Myogaya main house in Unuma, Kakamigahara, has a tea room and two hip-and-gable gables on the street.

The Kasami Shrine Worship Hall in Kakamigahara, Gifu, is an open-sided 1746 hall on a stone base whose raised central beams recall a split worship hall.

The Kasami Shrine Offering Hall in Kakamigahara, Gifu, is a 1910 gabled hall 11 meters wide whose raised, recessed center faces the sanctuary. Registered in 2008.

The Kasami Shrine Main Hall in Kakamigahara, Gifu, is a 1687 three-bay nagare-zukuri sanctuary with layered front gables and a cypress-bark roof, registered in 2008.

Brewing storehouse No. 1 of the Kaba Sake Brewery in Hida Furukawa, Gifu, a single-storey store of 1906 on the Setogawa canal, has 3 small windows on the water.

Brewing storehouse No. 2 of the Kaba Sake Brewery in Hida Furukawa, Gifu, a store of 1906 at the canal corner, once served a ryotei and has a Western ceiling rose.

The main house of the Kaba Sake Brewery in Hida Furukawa, Gifu, a townhouse 11 bays wide rebuilt in 1906 after a fire, has a long latticed front on Ichinomachi-dori.

The side storehouse of the Kaba Sake Brewery in Hida Furukawa, Gifu, a sake store of 1906 in white plaster over weatherboards, is a symbol of Ichinomachi-dori.

The archive storehouse of the Kaba Sake Brewery in Hida Furukawa, Gifu, a two-storey store of 1906 on the Setogawa canal, is part of the scene of white sake stores.

The Uedaya main house faces the old Nakasendo in Ochiai-juku. Its early-Meiji upper floor, thrust out on beams above latticed windows, marks a post-town official's home.

This 1904 dozo storehouse stands beside the Uedaya main house on the old Nakasendo, its street wall finished in sea-cucumber tiling below and black lime plaster above.

Behind the Uedaya shopfront in Ochiai-juku, this early-Meiji detached wing faces the garden, its raised parlor framing the view above a thick-walled miso cellar below.

The office of Kaminoshima Shinmei Shrine in Kakamigahara, Gifu, of the early Showa period, has 3 rooms in a row ending in a reception room with an alcove.

The arched bridge of Kaminoshima Shinmei Shrine in Kakamigahara, Gifu, a stone bridge of 1936 over a pond, rises 1.5 metres and has carved arabesque panels.

The purification pavilion of Kaminoshima Shinmei Shrine in Kakamigahara, Gifu, a small gabled pavilion of the early Showa period, stands on inward-leaning posts.

The torii of Kaminoshima Shinmei Shrine in Kakamigahara, Gifu, a copper-clad timber gate of 1935, is 8.2 metres high on round posts 70 centimetres across.

The banbei screen of Kaminoshima Shinmei Shrine in Kakamigahara, Gifu, a roofed stone screen of 1937, is carved with a dragon over waves, tigers and lions.